A new true crime podcast from Madison McGee. On July 11, 2002, my dad, John Cornelius McGee,

was shot and killed in the doorway of his home in Bridgeport, Ohio. Two decades later,

and the killer has still never been caught. I will stop at nothing to find

out who killed my dad. This is a story about a daughter on a mission for answers, for closure, for justice.

Ice cold case is available now.

Listen for free on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast.

Be sure you've re-listened to our original interview we did with our friend Eric Carter Londine prior to listening

to this interview.

The original episode goes into great detail to cover the case of Eric's little brother Jacob and for more than

three decades his case has remained neglected because we referred to the alleged

perpetrator as John in the previous episode we've continued to do so in this episode as well.

But Eric has released new details on his own podcast,

and we encourage you to listen to his coverage.

To learn more about the projects we discuss in this interview,

be sure to check the fall line.

We have a lot to talk about in terms of your work, what you've done, what you've accomplished.

But first, I really want to get into discussing what's happened in

Jacob's case since April of 2022. At that point you've gotten in touch with the

Attorney General involved and last time you told us in April of 2021 that the

AG had agreed to reopen Jacob's case and when we spoke you've been waiting to

hear the results of that investigation.

Thanks for having me on again. It's awesome to be here and the investigation I think is probably a strong word to describe what the Attorney General's

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